Mekathlon

EcoInnova Science Exhibition Competition

Description

The EcoInnova Science Exhibition Competition is an exciting competition where students come together to solve real-world challenges in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to make the world a better place. Through collaboration, they innovate and find solutions to existing problems, creating working models that vividly showcase the practical applications of science and technology.

Mekathlon is not just about theoretical knowledge; it's about getting your hands dirty, embracing the fun, and taking on challenges to truly understand and address global issues.

Science exhibition offers students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience and turn their learning into impactful action. So, gear up, because here, science and innovation aren't just subjects; they're thrilling journeys waiting for you to explore and change the world!

Competition Details

  • No. of Days: Days 1 and 2
  • Team size:
    • 1 minimum to 3 maximum
    • The team must be formed with the students belonging to the same age group.
  • Theme: Sustainable Development Goals

FAQs on EcoInnova Science Exhibition Challenge

Which age group and SDG do I belong to?

There are three different age groups being designed for science exhibition in schools. You can check your group as the age groups being mentioned. Below are the age groups in which the groups are formed.

  • Developers - Age 8 years to 11 years.
  • Innovators - Age 11 years to 14 years.
  • Pioneers - Age 14 years to 18 years.

What is the eligibility criteria?

There are 3 groups being divided in the age group of 8 years to 18 years for science exhibition competition. And the group size can be 1-3 students in one group. The participants should belong to the same age group while participating.

What should be the team size?

The team size can be minimum 1 and maximum 3 members in a science exhibition for kids.

How much time will I get to demonstrate and present the project?

The time given would be 5 minutes for the science project. The actual time provided also depends upon the complexity and difficulty level of the project.

What is the evaluation criteria for science exhibitions?

Below are the points mentioned related to the criteria for science exhibitions:

  • Presentation skills: Fluency, body language, and involvement of team members.
  • Functionality of the model: Demonstrating through the working model.
  • Practicality and utility: Implementation in real life and achieving the target of sustainable goals.
  • Innovation: New ideas and out of box thinking.
  • Interactive session of question and answer by judges.